Crime & Safety
Glastonbury Police: Middletown Man Falsified Gun Permit Info
An arrest warrant charged the man with second-degree false statement.
By Robert Muirhead
A Middletown man was arrested by Glastonbury police on charges that he falsified information on a weapons permit application with the town.
James Bailes, 43, of 101 High St., Middletown, turned himself in to the Glastonbury Police Department on a warrant charging him with second-degree false statement.
He was released on $1,000 non-surety bond and is due in court on June 26.
The warrant alleges that Bailes submitted a weapons permit application with the Town of Glastonbury that contained false information. Weapons applications are sworn under oath and notarized prior to submission.
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